In the beginning, there were no ads. Commerce on the Internet was verboten. Google invaded.

I periodically check out DVDs from my local libraries over the years. Too often, I have encountered a disc with damage that renders the last ten minutes of a movie unplayable. How do y’all avoid this, and how can libraries encourage their patrons to be more respectful of loaned media?

Dear Brother Decision Makers:

You've built up the foundation of a good reputation. Your products are on the verge of becoming the favorite of a new generation of IT managers for decades to come.

Wake up, roll this back, claim it was a mistake, actually learn from it, and don't blow it for short-term profit.

Same here. I didn't get one until I logged into my administrative account and then it showed up as an email in my primary admin account. Maybe a coincidence, but probably aliens.

Mod parent up. This is useful information and may be what I wind up doing. Thanks, quenda.

You might want to look into HDMI switches. I like mine so much that I purchased another at $35 to keep as a spare. Put your game consoles on the same switch; the first one in the chain takes priority and we usually don't need to run multiple video games simultaneously on the same TV. That leaves the other HDMI ports for other devices.